i never really mind that some clothes are,
for one reason or another, out of reach
or incongruent with the way i live;
just happy that somebody thought of making them.
[arts & science]
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2 comments:
not only inspiring clothes but a wonderful way of presenting them, as if they were alive ... from your words, I imagine the price to be very dear (I didn't subscribe to check that).
I would love to be more "minimal" in the way of presenting my ideas, I like this and I always dream ...
thanks for sharing!
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i would say the same.
sometimes looking at, feeling
that gives me more maybe than
a physical sense.
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